Word: ties
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...best the Crimson can get now is a third, and that will be the stake in the game with the Elis. Columbia is also in the running, and if they do the expected and topple Cornell in their final League game, they will be in a third place tie with the Harvard-Yale winner. But the Big Red has been getting tougher all season, and Johnny O'Brien and his lads have no setup in store for them...
...Yardlings will find it difficult to equal the record of last year's Freshman nine with twenty victories and one tie out of twenty-one starts to its credit. The Freshmen are lacking in good pitching material and first rate infielders, but are strong in catching talent. Little can be ascertained concerning the prowess of outfielders until the team gets outdoors...
...victory Columbia moves into a three way tie for third place with Yale and Harvard in the Eastern League. Each team has six victories and five defeats to its credit. At the same time, by losing, Harvard left Dartmouth in the clear for second place at eight wins and four losses...
Later he moved over to Superior State Teachers' College where he created the following statistics: 41 victories, 24 losses, 6 ties. An attack of Malta fever forced him to go to Florida. After basking in the sun a few years he went back into the harness at Miami University in 1935. At Miami his boys dropped three games the first year. He finished a 1936 "suicide" schedule watching his small squad topple Bucknell and Georgetown, tie Boston U, and lose by small margins to South Carolina and Mississippi...
Victory gave the Yardlings a season record of nine wins, one tie, and one defeat, and also stretched Coach Hodder's string of victories over the Eli Freshmen to seven straight. Hodder was jubilant after the game and said he was "Perfectly astounded--they played wonderfully...